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To: bikepacker67

“"You're asking me to comment on what a kicker said?" linebacker Tedy Bruschi said”

Mike Vanderjagt is currently the 6th leading score in the post season, so I wouldn’t describe him as just “a kicker”.

Not only that, but the top 5 highest scoring players in the regular season are kickers. Tedy “the brain” Bruschi should think about who is winning the close games in the NLF.


60 posted on 01/12/2005 1:28:56 PM PST by JeffersonRepublic.com (The 51st state is right around the corner.)
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To: JeffersonRepublic.com

opps...NLF=NFL


61 posted on 01/12/2005 1:33:00 PM PST by JeffersonRepublic.com (The 51st state is right around the corner.)
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To: JeffersonRepublic.com

"Tedy “the brain” Bruschi should think about who is winning the close games in the NLF."

I can't say if Bruschi is a brain or not. I can say that he has shown a lot of class concerning our military (Tillman pen pal) and certain other things (negotiated his own contract). He plays well, and he has got to have the single most cool last name in all of the NFL!

The Patriots have been winning close games for three years now. This is one of the reasons that they are regularly underestimated. They play to win and not to dominate.

http://msnbc.msn.com/id/5234929/

71 posted on 01/12/2005 2:04:58 PM PST by Radix (Post Tag Lines: the breakfast of FReepers.)
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To: JeffersonRepublic.com

Well, if Vandy's not "a kicker", what is he? Oh, yeah, he's the cocky guy who MISSED a FGA to tie the game the last time the Colts played at NE. And this guy is chirping? What an idiot.


72 posted on 01/12/2005 2:05:58 PM PST by GLDNGUN
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